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"Acting now to reduce investor demand can stop inequality becoming entrenched in our society"

How excessive investment messed up the Irish housing market

Housing / 09 Nov

Saudi Arabia's crown prince Mohammad bin Salman

The politics of high oil prices

Energy / 23 Oct

Look up, it's probably an airline run by an Irish person

Why do so many airlines have Irish bosses?

Work & careers / 23 Oct

"Another more immediate challenge facing the Irish higher education sector is that Ireland's research status is falling in international rankings" Photo: iStock

How will Brexit impact on Irish universities?

Brexit / 18 Oct

Time's up? Clery's in Dublin which closed in 2015

Why are so many shops going out of business?

Retail / 23 Oct

Protesters on last week's Raise the Roof housing march

Do political protests work?

Protests / 09 Oct

"It is surprisingly easy to implement peer support"

How to help female entrepreneurs

Entrepeneurship / 08 Oct

"If you were to make a trip from Cork to Dublin in a Ford Focus, you would pay about €11.50 in tax for the petrol needed for that trip. If you did the same trip in an electric powered Nissan Leaf, you would pay just five cent in tax"

The hidden cost of electric transport

Electric Cars / 03 Oct

"While it is important to acknowledge what progress is being made, it is equally important to point out where current policy clearly is devoid of "ambition" and fails to be "radical in its approach"."

How to solve Ireland's housing crisis

Housing / 02 Oct

"Presumably it would take some doing to invent another Anglo-Irish Bank to fall in on itself"

How much has changed in Ireland since the economic collapse?

Ireland / 27 Sep

Dublin Airport in 1972 long before it had notions of becoming a hub

The Hub at Dub: Dublin Airport's upgrade plan 25 years on

Dublin Airport / 19 Sep

"So it's different this time? Unfortunately, not."

Could the financial crash happen again?

Economics / 14 Sep

A 3D image of a wrist with a watch showing part of the finger bones in white and soft tissue in red. Photo: MARS Bioimaging Ltd

How physics will help people live longer

Science and Technology / 30 Aug

"It seems the future of the Church depends less on Francis' personal popularity and more on institutional reforms that recapture the confidence of those who have been driven away from it"

After Francis: what's the future for the church in Ireland?

Pope Francis In Ireland / 23 Aug

Is an all-out ban the solution to smartphones in school? Photo: iStock

Should schools manage or ban the use of smartphones?

Smartphones / 20 Aug

"People often feel uncomfortable if others know their salary"

The last workplace taboo: how much are you paid?

Salaries / 13 Aug

"The water protests provide a blueprint for how to generate a successful social movement"

What lessons did Ireland really learn from the recession?

Ireland / 12 Sep

Nobody told me there would be days like this: Mark Zuckerberg appears before US senators in April 2018 answering questions on the company's mishandling of data

The importance of sci-fi thinking in technology

Science Fiction / 27 Jul

"When cleverly crafted social media campaigns get us to agree or disagree with posts on social media, they are subtly shifting our group allegiances"

Do social networks change our attitudes?

Opinions / 31 Jul

What do you mean you want to get rid of me?

Should your employer get rid of managers?

Management / 25 Jul

"The tyranny of the standard three-bed semi is holding back our urban populations"

An architect's view on Ireland's broken housing market

Housing / 23 Jul

Will the "fog of indecision" clear and allow planes to stay flying?

Up, up and not away: how Brexit could cause air chaos

Aviation Industry / 18 Jul

$"Humans may be that fraction of a second slower at translating languages, recognising speech or describing images, but our reasoning is based on cause, not association"$

Why AI will not outsmart us

Artificial Intelligence / 17 Jul

President of Ireland Michael D Higgins: "2018 will only be the second occasion when a sitting President faces a contest"

The challenge of an election for a sitting Irish president

Presidential election 2018 / 17 Jul

"The blue skies and holiday vibe helps, but at its heart it is still based on the idea of a love story"

Why is Love Island such a big hit?

Love Island / 09 Jul

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